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Have been running this for 10 minutes. No failures.
while cargo test -p sc-network notifications_back_pressure -- --nocapture; do :; done
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Confirmed working by @twittner as well. |
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Trying merge. |
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Close #6766
The main hypothesis why this test was flaky is that the legacy substream fallback wasn't working.
#6826 fixes this problem, but we haven't tried un-ignoring the test so far.
I wanted to un-ignore this test as part of #6821, but we're having some trouble figuring out why the tests of #6821 are failing.
By opening this PR that simply un-ignores the test, I want to check whether #6821 introduces a regression, or if the problem is still there in the first place.